Intelligent prediction method and apparatus for reservoir sensitivity

ABSTRACT

The embodiments of the invention provide an intelligent prediction method and apparatus for reservoir sensitivity, belonging to the technical field of reservoir sensitivity prediction. The method includes: acquiring a reservoir sensitivity influence factor item related to a reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted and numerical values of corresponding reservoir sensitivity influence factors; determining a corresponding type of database according to the reservoir sensitivity influence factor item; determining whether numerical values of reservoir sensitivity influence factors corresponding to core parameters in the numerical values of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors include a first upper boundary value or a first lower boundary value; and using, according to whether the first upper boundary value or the first lower boundary value is included, different intelligent sensitivity prediction models to calculate the reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims priorities to Chinese Application No.202010531296.5, filed on Jun. 11, 2020, entitled “INTELLIGENT PREDICTIONMETHOD AND APPARATUS FOR RESERVOIR SENSITIVITY” and Chinese ApplicationNo. 202010531272.X, filed on Jun. 11, 2020, entitled “INTELLIGENTPREDICTION DATA PROCESSING METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR RESERVOIRSENSITIVITY”, which are specifically and entirely incorporated byreference.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the technical field of reservoirsensitivity prediction, and particularly relates to an intelligentprediction method and apparatus for reservoir sensitivity.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Reservoir sensitivity refers to a nature that various physical orchemical interactions between oil and gas reservoirs and external fluidschange original pore structures and permeability of the reservoirs. Whena reservoir interacts with an external fluid, the reservoir permeabilitytends to deteriorate and damage the oil and gas reservoir to varyingdegrees, resulting in a loss of productivity or a decline in throughput.Therefore, the reservoir sensitivity can also be understood as thedegree of sensitivity of the reservoir to various types of reservoirdamages.

Reservoir sensitivity prediction is an important basis forscientifically formulating reservoir protection plans and efficientlyand reasonably exploiting oil and gas resources. Thanks to the rapiddevelopment of a reservoir evaluation technology and a computertechnology, reservoir protection researchers have established a varietyof methods for reservoir sensitivity prediction, but the establishedmethods have certain limitations.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Purposes of the embodiments of the present invention are to provide anintelligent prediction method and apparatus for reservoir sensitivity,which can effectively improve the accuracy and range of application ofthe intelligent prediction method for reservoir sensitivity to providean accurate basis for formulation of reservoir protection measures andenhance the reservoir protection effect.

In order to achieve the above purposes, the embodiments of the presentinvention provide an intelligent prediction method for reservoirsensitivity, comprising: acquiring a reservoir sensitivity influencefactor item related to a reservoir sensitivity result to be predictedand numerical values of corresponding reservoir sensitivity influencefactors; determining a corresponding type of database according to thereservoir sensitivity influence factor item; determining whethernumerical values of reservoir sensitivity influence factorscorresponding to core parameters in the numerical values of thereservoir sensitivity influence factors include a first upper boundaryvalue or a first lower boundary value; calculating the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted using an upper boundary databasedivided from the corresponding type of database as a sample according toan expert system method in the case that the first upper boundary valueis included; calculating the reservoir sensitivity result to bepredicted using a lower boundary database divided from the correspondingtype of database as a sample according to the expert system method inthe case that the first lower boundary value is included; andcalculating the reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted using anintermediate database divided from the corresponding type of database asa sample according to an artificial neural network method in the casethat the first upper boundary value and the first lower boundary valueare not included.

Correspondingly, the embodiment of the present invention also providesan intelligent prediction apparatus for reservoir sensitivity,comprising a memory and a processor, wherein the memory storesinstructions that are used to enable the processor to execute thefollowing steps: acquiring a reservoir sensitivity influence factor itemrelated to a reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted and numericalvalues of corresponding reservoir sensitivity influence factors;determining a corresponding type of database according to the reservoirsensitivity influence factor item; determining whether numerical valuesof reservoir sensitivity influence factors corresponding to coreparameters in the numerical values of the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors include a first upper boundary value or a first lowerboundary value; calculating the reservoir sensitivity result to bepredicted using an upper boundary database divided from thecorresponding type of database as a sample according to an expert systemmethod in the case that the first upper boundary value is included;calculating the reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted using alower boundary database divided from the corresponding type of databaseas a sample according to the expert system method in the case that thefirst lower boundary value is included; and calculating the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted using an intermediate databasedivided from the corresponding type of database as a sample according toan artificial neural network method in the case that the first upperboundary value and the first lower boundary value are not included.

Through the above technical solution, for situations where numericalvalues of reservoir sensitivity influence factors, corresponding to coreparameters, in numerical values of reservoir sensitivity influencefactors that are related to a reservoir sensitivity result to bepredicted have boundary values and do not have boundary values,different methods are used to calculate the reservoir sensitivity resultto be predicted, that is, different prediction methods are used forperforming differentiated treatment according to a proximity degreebetween numerical values of influence factors of a sample to bepredicted and the boundary value, thereby effectively improving theaccuracy and the range of application of the intelligent predictionmethod for reservoir sensitivity, providing an accurate basis forformulation of reservoir protection measures and enhancing the reservoirprotection effect.

Other features and advantages of the embodiments of the presentinvention will be described in detail in the following specificimplementation modes.

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The accompanying drawings are used to provide a further understanding ofthe embodiments of the present invention, constitute a part of thedescription, are used to explain the embodiments of the presentinvention together with the following specific implementation modes, butdo not constitute a limitation to the embodiments of the presentinvention. In the drawings:

FIG. 1 illustrates a flow diagram of an intelligent prediction dataprocessing method for reservoir sensitivity according to an embodimentof the present invention;

FIG. 2 illustrates a schematic flow diagram of an intelligent predictionmethod for reservoir sensitivity according to an embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 3 illustrates a structural block diagram of an intelligentprediction data processing apparatus for reservoir sensitivity accordingto an embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 4 illustrates a structural block diagram of an intelligentprediction apparatus for reservoir sensitivity according to anembodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The specific implementation modes of the embodiments of the presentinvention are described in detail below with reference to theaccompanying drawings. It should be understood that the specificimplementation modes described herein are only used to illustrate andexplain the embodiments of the present invention, and are not intendedto limit the embodiments of the present invention.

At present, technologies for reservoir sensitivity prediction mainlyinclude a multivariate statistical regression analysis method, a greysystem theory method, an expert system method, a pattern recognitionmethod and an artificial neural network method.

The multivariate statistical regression analysis method often usesnonlinear regression or stepwise regression. That is, it is firstassumed that relations between reservoir constitutions and structuralcharacteristic parameters and sensitivity conform to a certainmathematical model; then known reservoir experimental data is used toperform regression analysis on the model to find undeterminedcoefficients in the model, so as to obtain a regression equation thatcan reflect a quantitative relation between an independent variable anda dependent variable; and finally, reservoir constitutions andstructural characteristic parameters of a sample to be predicted withunknown sensitivity are substituted into the obtained regressionequation to determine the degree of sensitivity of the sample to bepredicted. The advantages of the multivariate statistical regressionanalysis method for reservoir sensitivity prediction are that specificnumerical values that reflect the degree of sensitivity damage can beobtained, and the impact of main factors on the reservoir sensitivitycan be substantially learned through the obtained regression relation.It is first assumed that the relations between the reservoirconstitutions and structural parameters and the sensitivity satisfy acertain mathematical model, so that if a different model is selected,the obtained regression relation and a prediction result are likely tobe inconsistent. Therefore, this method is greatly affected by personalsubjective factors, and especially when the selected model is notsuitable, the sensitivity prediction results obtained are very likely tobe far from an actual result.

The grey system theory method is a theoretical method that combines asystem theory, an information theory and a fuzzy mathematics method tostudy the prediction, modeling and decision making of a grey system. Thegrey system theory is used to evaluate the reservoir sensitivity, whichdoes not require a large number of samples and typical distributionrules, needs a small calculated amount, and is free from the presence ofconclusions inconsistent with qualitative analysis. However, since thegrey correlation degree is used to distinguish the intensity and type ofsensitivity in the study process, there are still deficiencies thatevaluation results are still low in distinguishability, evaluationvalues tend to be homogenized, and it is difficult to distinguish thedifference between two levels.

The concept of an expert system was first proposed by ProfessorFeigenbaum of Stanford University in the 1970s. After decades ofdevelopment, the expert system has become the most active branch in thefield of artificial intelligence researches and has been widely used invarious industries. Relevant researches have accumulated a certaintheoretical basis and practical experience for the application of theexpert system in reservoir sensitivity prediction. However, the currentexpert systems established still have difficulties in updating knowledgebases, cannot accurately express complex knowledge chains, etc., so thatfurther optimization and improvement are still needed.

Pattern recognition refers to a process of processing and analyzingvarious forms of information that characterize objects or phenomena, soas to identify, describe, classify and explain the objects or phenomena.With the rapid development of computer software and hardwaretechnologies, the method and means of pattern recognition are becomingmore and more perfect, and are almost applied to the fields of subjectsincluding geology, energy sources, meteorology, chemical engineering,metallurgy, aviation, etc. However, the prediction accuracy of thepattern recognition method excessively depends on the accuracy offeature extraction, and most of the established methods are directed atthe same block with similar original data, and are less universal.

An artificial neural network is the most active and widely used branchof artificial intelligence researches, and has become the focus ofcommon attention in many fields such as mathematics, physics, andneurology. Relevant researches on China's artificial neural networkreservoir sensitivity prediction technologies began in the 1990s. Bymeans of more than ten years of research, a certain technologicalprogress has been made, but most of the established methods are limitedto back propagation (BP) neural networks or improved BP neural networks,so that they still have problems that the convergence speed is low,network training easily falls into local minima, furthermore, theprediction accuracy is relatively low, and it is difficult to trulyrealize quantitative and efficient prediction for reservoir sensitivity.

In general, the various reservoir sensitivity prediction methodsestablished at present have certain limitations, and cannot well achieveaccurate and quantitative prediction for the reservoir sensitivity. Itis mainly manifested in the following aspects: (1) the knowledgeacquisition means of the existing reservoir sensitivity predictionmethods is relatively monotonous, most of the existing reservoirsensitivity prediction methods only consider the difficulty of dataacquisition and fail in accurately reflecting the degree of influence ofdifferent influence factors on reservoir sensitivity results whenoriginal data databases for prediction are established; (2) the existingreservoir sensitivity methods are mainly used for qualitative evaluationfor reservoir sensitivity, and are low in accuracy of quantitativeprediction for reservoir sensitivity; and (3) most of the existingreservoir sensitivity prediction methods are researched according to asingle oil field or designated blocks, and research achievementsobtained are difficultly popularized and applied.

Based on this, an embodiment of the present invention provides anintelligent prediction method for reservoir sensitivity to overcome thedefects of various reservoir sensitivity prediction methods in therelated technology.

Before the intelligent prediction method for reservoir sensitivityprovided by the embodiment of the present invention is executed, anembodiment of the present invention further provides an intelligentprediction data processing method for reservoir sensitivity used forestablishing a database that accurately reflects an internal relationbetween a reservoir sensitivity influence factor and a sensitivityresult, thereby improving the accuracy of intelligent reservoirsensitivity prediction.

Reservoir sensitivity factors can be graded and classified in advance.There are many reservoir sensitivity influence factors, and the mutualinfluences of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors are intricate.In the case of sufficient original data sources, if a prediction methodconsiders more influence factors, the relation between a reservoirsensitivity result and each factor can be reflected more objectively.However, in actual production, the focuses of test units for originaldata are different, and it is difficult to acquire all the influencefactor values at the same time. At present, data used by commonly usedintelligent sensitivity prediction methods are mostly from main researchunits or testing departments of different oilfield enterprises. Sincethe concerns of the units in an actual testing process are notcompletely the same, a great variety of reservoir sensitivity influencefactors are often present during data summarization, but data is notcomplete. As a result, in the process of establishing databases, somereliable data that is useful for intelligent prediction or original datawith complete main influence factors have to be discarded because ofincomplete data, or established databases involve insufficient influencefactors, which will eventually lead to low accuracy or limited range ofapplication of the established intelligent reservoir sensitivityprediction method. Therefore, it is necessary to grade and classify thereservoir sensitivity influence factors.

The embodiment of the present invention proposes sorting the reservoirsensitivity influence factors according to their importance incombination with a consensus of field experts, a single-factorcomparative evaluation experimental result, a comprehensive factorcomparative analysis conclusion and comparative analysis of approximateoriginal data, and establishing an original data database forintelligent prediction for reservoir sensitivity in combination with thecompleteness of the collected original data. If the collected originaldata of the influence factors is complete, values of influence factorsare included in accordance with the order of importance as many aspossible in the establishing process of the original data databases toimprove the accuracy of intelligent prediction.

If the collected influence factors are not complete, influence factorscan be selected according to the order of importance to enlarge therange of application of the intelligent prediction method.

It is verified that the order of importance of the influence factors ofdifferent reservoir sensitivities is as follows.

(1) Water sensitivity influence factors: total content of clay minerals,relative content of smectite, relative content of an illite-smectitemixed layer, formation water salinity, formation cementation type,permeability, porosity, shale content, content of a chlorite-smectitemixed layer, illite content, chlorite content, linear expansion rate ofrock, kaolinite content, particle sorting property, particle averagevalue, cation exchange capacity, carbonate content, quartz content,pore-throat radius of formation, etc.

(2) Velocity sensitivity influence factors: porosity, permeability, poretype, cementation type, total content of clay minerals, kaolinitecontent, particle sorting property, formation water salinity, illitecontent, chlorite content, pore-throat radius of formation, content of achlorite-smectite mixed layer, smectite content, content of anillite-smectite mixed layer, shale content, carbonate content, quartzcontent, feldspar content, formation temperature, formation pressure,calcite content, crude oil viscosity, mica content, amorphous siliconcontent, occurrence of sensitive minerals, etc.

(3) Acid sensitivity influence factors: total content of clay minerals,chlorite content, content of a chlorite-smectite mixed layer, quartzcontent, cement content, cementation type, particle sorting property,porosity, permeability, illite content, content of an illite-smectitemixed layer, smectite content, kaolinite content, feldspar content,ferrocalcite content, occurrence of sensitive minerals, pyrite,colloid+asphaltene content, H2S, ferrodolomite content, hematitecontent, siderite content, hydrobiotite content, hydrochloric aciddissolution rate, soil acid dissolution rate, K⁺+Na⁺ ion content, Ca²⁺ion content, Mg²⁺ ion content, etc.

(4) Alkali sensitivity influence factors: formation water pH value,particle sorting property, formation water salinity, Ca²⁺ ion content,Mg²⁺ ion content, cementation type, total content of clay minerals,porosity, permeability, illite content, smectite content, kaolinitecontent, quartz content, content of an illite-smectite mixed layer,content of a chlorite-smectite mixed layer, chlorite content, feldsparcontent, opal content, carbonate content, K⁺+Na⁺ ion content, Cl⁻ ioncontent, dolomite content, gypsum content, occurrence of sensitiveminerals, formation temperature, etc.

After the reservoir sensitivity influence factors are sorted accordingto their importance, the reservoir sensitivity influence factors can befurther classified into three categories: core parameters, importantparameters and auxiliary parameters according to differentsensitivities.

Core parameters refer to influence parameters that are indispensable forintelligent prediction for reservoir sensitivity, that is, the coreparameters are parameters that can directly and obviously affectreservoir sensitivity results if the sizes of such parameters arechanged. Ways to determine such parameters include, but are not limitedto: consensus of field experts, a single-factor comparative evaluationexperimental result, a comprehensive factor comparative analysisconclusion, comparative analysis of approximate original data, and thelike.

Important parameters are parameters that can have a certain influence onthe reservoir sensitivity results based on the current level ofrecognition and the recognition of field industry experts, but have lowdegree of influence and an unclear influence rule. The introduction ofsuch parameters can effectively improve the accuracy and range ofapplication of the intelligent prediction method for reservoirsensitivity. Ways to determine such parameters include, but are notlimited to consensus of industry experts, a single-factor comparativeevaluation experimental result, a comprehensive factor comparativeanalysis conclusion, comparative analysis of approximate original data,and the like.

Auxiliary parameters are parameters that can have a slight influence onthe reservoir sensitivity results based on the current level ofrecognition and the recognition of industry experts, but have an unclearinfluence rule. Most of such parameters are difference data of differentoil fields or regions. Ways to determine the parameters include, but arenot limited to: consensus of industry experts, a single-factorcomparative evaluation experimental result, a comprehensive factorcomparative analysis conclusion, comparative analysis of approximateoriginal data, and the like.

Water sensitivity is taken as an example, and factors influencing thewater sensitivity are graded and classified as follows:

core parameters: total content of clay minerals, relative content ofsmectite, relative content of an illite-smectite mixed layer, formationwater salinity, permeability, porosity, and formation cementation type;

important parameters: shale content, pore type, content of achlorite-smectite mixed layer, quartz content, kaolinite content,chlorite content, and illite content; and

auxiliary parameters: particle sorting property, feldspar content, pHvalue of formation fluid, calcite content, formation temperature,formation pressure, etc.

In addition to grading and classification for the reservoir sensitivityfactors, it is also necessary to collect original data of reservoirsensitivity influence factors. Reservoir sensitivity data of differentoil regions is collected in a classification manner. Methods forclassified collection of the original data of the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors include, but are not limited to: collection accordingto different formation types; collection according to different oilfields and operating blocks; and integrated collection as a whole,wherein the integrated collection as a whole refers to comprehensivecollection for known reservoir sensitivity results and correspondinginfluence factors thereof according to the three types of parameters:the core parameters, the important parameters and the auxiliaryparameters.

The collection according to different formation types is to collect theoriginal data of reservoir sensitivity according to different formationconditions. The types of formations include, but are not limited to,shale, sandstone, glutenite, carbonate rock, clastic rock, igneous rock,etc. This collection method can improve the contrast of the originaldata and facilitate the demonstration of the understanding of theexisting regularity. A database formed by this collection method canfurther improve the accuracy of a numerical simulation method based on amathematical model. Meanwhile, this collection method can also be usedfor updating and correcting conclusions of intelligent predictionmethods such as inversion calculation and expert systems in whichreservoir sensitivity results are known and original data of someinfluence factors are missing.

The collection according to different oil fields and operating blocks isto collect original data of reservoir sensitivity according to differentoil fields or major blocks of various oil fields. In China, for example,division of oil fields includes, but is not limited to, Shengli OilField, Dagang Oil Field, Liaohe Oil Field, etc. Division of theoperating blocks is in accordance with different operating blocks of theoil fields. The data obtained by this collection method comes fromindependent units or departments managed in a unified mode. The originaldata is more consistent and standardized, and is mainly used forestablishing regional intelligent prediction methods. Such collection issuitable for intelligent prediction methods for reservoir sensitivitybased on the expert system method and the pattern recognition method,which is beneficial to expanding the original data volume of anintelligent reservoir sensitivity prediction database and increasing theuniversality of the prediction method.

The integrated collection as a whole refers to comprehensive collectionfor known reservoir sensitivity results and their correspondinginfluence factors according to the three types of parameters: the coreparameters, the important parameters and the auxiliary parameters. Thedata collected by this collection method is extensive, but theregularity is not clear. Such collection is suitable for using machinelearning methods such as the grey system method and the artificialneural network method to better get closer to fuzzy relations betweenreservoir sensitivity results and various influence factors under thecondition of sufficient original data, thereby improving the accuracyand the range of application of prediction.

Reservoir sensitivity data collected in the classified manner ishistorical data. Each piece of data can include a reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor item, numerical values of reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors, and a reservoir sensitivity result. The collectedreservoir sensitivity data can be used to establish databases.

Due to different concerns of various regions, the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor items are also different. Therefore, differentdatabases can be established based on the core parameters, the importantparameters, and the auxiliary parameters. For example, the establisheddatabases can include: a first database including all the coreparameters; a second database including all the core parameters and atleast a part of important parameters; and a third database including allthe core parameters, all the important parameters, and at least a partof auxiliary parameters. For five reservoir sensitivities such as watersensitivity, velocity sensitivity, alkali sensitivity, acid sensitivity,and stress sensitivity, the above three databases can be establishedrespectively. Preferably, the second database may include all the coreparameters and all the important parameters, and the third database mayinclude all the core parameters, all the important parameters, and allthe auxiliary parameters. The number of the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor items in each database is fixed. Preferably, thenumerical values of the reservoir sensitivity influence factor items canbe normalized and then stored in the databases.

Since the various reservoir sensitivity influence factors includequalitative data (such as formation lithology and cementation type), andquantitative data (such as porosity, permeability and the content ofclay minerals), and the valuing ranges of the factors in thequantitative data are quite different (for example, the porosity values0-100%, the permeability values 0−∝, and the ion content values 0−∝). Ifthe quantitative data is directly included in the databases withoutprocessing, problems that the qualitative data cannot be recognized andthe importance of the quantitative data cannot be reflected may occur.

The embodiment of the present invention proposes that the qualitativedata are subjected to normalization by adopting multi-expert assignmentand weighted averaging; and for the quantitative data, a numerical valuecorresponding to a factor is divided by the maximum value of the factorin the database to enable the valuing range to be between 0 and 1, whichfacilitates that the valuing ranges of factors for intelligentprediction for reservoir sensitivity are in the same range and reflectsthe importance of the various data in the same group of samples to thegreatest extent, thereby improving the accuracy of intelligentprediction for reservoir. Of course, the way for the normalization isnot limited to the above method, and any other appropriate normalizationmethods may also be used.

The cementation type is taken as an example to illustrate thequantitative processing for the qualitative data: according toidentification standards of rocks and minerals, standard cementationtypes can be divided into eight types: a base type, a thin film type,weak cementation type, pore type, contact type, clot type, regenerationtype, and compression type. There may be two or more cementation typesin the same reservoir rock, which can be described by compoundnomenclature, such as pore-contact type cementation, base-contact typecementation and pore-base cementation. For different reservoirsensitivities, the degrees of influence of the cementation types areinconsistent, so that it is necessary to carry out differentiatedassignments on different reservoir sensitivities. Expert assignmentprocessing results of different cementation types are as shown in Table1 below.

TABLE 1 Expert assignment processing results of cementation types forintelligent prediction for different sensitivities Water Velocity AlkaliAcid sensitivity sensitivity sensitivity sensitivity Standardcementation type Base type 0.6521 0.5681 0.4369 0.2146 Thin film type0.1357 0.5369 0.7619 0.3553 Weak cementation 0.0985 0.1267 0.8826 0.6156type Pore type 0.6317 0.2285 0.4617 0.2467 Contact type 0.3652 0.65170.5936 0.5627 Clot type 0.7468 0.6938 0.8816 0.6615 Regeneration type0.8126 0.7456 0.3927 0.4795 Compression type 0.9365 0.7816 0.3672 0.4336Combined cementation type Thin film-pore 0.3838 0.3339 0.6575 0.5879Compression-clot 0.8993 0.6799 0.5888 0.6395 Contact-pore 0.7613 0.38160.4315 0.7612 Base-pore 0.3825 0.5719 0.5527 0.3558 Contact-base 0.54510.6271 0.6637 0.6689 Pore-base 0.8168 0.5369 0.8068 0.7396 Pore-contact0.4261 0.9177 0.6677 0.4591 Base-contact 0.3856 0.5715 0.2419 0.4448

The first database, the second database, or the third database can beused for inversion calculation in the process of collecting reservoirsensitivity data. Specifically, in the case that new reservoirsensitivity data is collected, if a reservoir sensitivity result in thenew reservoir sensitivity data is known and one reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor is missing relative to one of the first database, thesecond database and the third database, one of the first database, thesecond database and the third database is used to perform inversioncalculation to calculate a numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor, wherein the numerical value of the missingreservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained by inversioncalculation, the numerical value of the new reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor and the new reservoir sensitivity result are stored inthe corresponding one of the first database, the second database and thethird database as one piece of new reservoir sensitivity data. Thisprocess will be described in detail below with reference to FIG. 1.

FIG. 1 illustrates a flow diagram of an intelligent prediction dataprocessing method for reservoir sensitivity according to an embodimentof the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, an embodiment of thepresent invention provides the intelligent prediction data processingmethod for reservoir sensitivity. The method can include the followingsteps.

Step S110, reservoir sensitivity data is collected, wherein thereservoir sensitivity data includes a new reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor item, new numerical values of reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors and a new reservoir sensitivity result.

Step S120, the new reservoir sensitivity factor item is compared with astandard reservoir sensitivity factor item to obtain a comparisonresult.

The standard reservoir sensitivity factor item here refers to a fixedreservoir sensitivity factor item in a database.

Optionally, after execution of the step S110 and before execution of thestep S120, the numerical values of the new reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors are subjected to normalization. For qualitative data,multi-expert assignment and weighted averaging are used to perform thenormalization; and for quantitative data, the numerical valuecorresponding to the factor is divided by a maximum value of the factorin the database to enable a valuing range to be between 0 and 1.

Step S130, in the case that the comparison result indicates that onereservoir sensitivity influence factor is missing in the new reservoirsensitivity factor item, inversion calculation is performed to obtain anumerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivity influence factor.

The new reservoir sensitivity factor item can be compared with fixedreservoir sensitivity factor items of databases respectively todetermine whether one reservoir sensitivity influence factor is missingfor the fixed reservoir sensitivity factor item of a certain database.This piece of reservoir sensitivity data cannot be considered if morethan one factor item is missing relative to the standard reservoirsensitivity factor item. This piece of reservoir sensitivity data can bedirectly added into the database if no factor item is missing.

The used inversion calculation method includes, but is not limited to,an artificial neural network method, and other reservoir sensitivityprediction models established according to corresponding databases canalso be used. The artificial neural network method can be establishedaccording to the corresponding databases. When the reservoir sensitivityresult in the collected data is known and the numerical value of acertain influence factor is unknown, a self-learning function of theartificial neural network method is used to perform inversioncalculation by taking the numerical value of the certain influencefactor as an output and taking the reservoir sensitivity result and thenumerical values of other influence factors as inputs, so as to obtainan inversion numerical value of the certain influence factor. Theartificial neural network method is an artificial neural network methodestablished by using the corresponding databases. The establishment ofthe artificial neural network method can refer to the paper“Optimization of Radial Basis Function Neural Network and Application inQuantitative Reservoir Sensitivity Prediction” published in 2012 by WuXiongjun, Jiang Guancheng, Zhao Lin, et al, which is not described indetail here.

Step S140, whether the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor obtained by inversion calculation isaccurate is determined.

Specifically, a first reservoir sensitivity result is obtained accordingto a first reservoir sensitivity prediction model generated by using adatabase that does not include the new reservoir sensitivity data as asample, and numerical values of tested reservoir sensitivity factors; asecond reservoir sensitivity result is obtained according to a secondreservoir sensitivity prediction model generated by using the databasethat includes the new reservoir sensitivity data as a sample, and thenumerical values of the tested reservoir sensitivity factors; a firstprediction accuracy of the first reservoir sensitivity result comparedto an actual reservoir sensitivity result corresponding to the numericalvalues of the tested reservoir sensitivity factors is calculated; asecond prediction accuracy of the second reservoir sensitivity resultcompared to the actual reservoir sensitivity result corresponding to thenumerical values of the tested reservoir sensitivity factors iscalculated; and it is determined that the numerical value of the missingreservoir sensitivity influence factor is accurate in the case that anabsolute value of a difference value between the second predictionaccuracy and the first prediction accuracy is not greater than a presetvalue.

The first reservoir sensitivity prediction model and the secondreservoir sensitivity prediction model can be artificial neural networkmethods. The numerical value of the tested reservoir sensitivity factorand its reservoir sensitivity result are both known values. Theprediction accuracy can be, for example, a numerical value obtained bydividing the difference value between the predicted reservoirsensitivity result and the actual reservoir sensitivity result by theactual reservoir sensitivity result. If the absolute value of thedifference value between the second prediction accuracy and the firstprediction accuracy is not greater than the preset value, it indicatesthat the prediction accuracy of the second reservoir sensitivityprediction model generated by using the database that includes the pieceof new reservoir sensitivity data as the sample is relatively high, andit can be determined that the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor is accurate, otherwise, it can bedetermined that the numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor is inaccurate.

Optionally, the accuracy of the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor can be comprehensively determined by usingthe numerical values of multiple tested reservoir sensitivity factorsand reservoir sensitivity results thereof.

Optionally, adjustment is performed by adjusting a radial basisfunction, a spreading constant and the like of the artificial neuralnetwork method in the case that the reservoir sensitivity predictionmodel is a radial basis function neural network optimization method. Theadjusted artificial neural network method is used to perform inversioncalculation again to obtain the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor, and its accuracy is redetermined.

Optionally, in addition to use of the accuracy, it can also bedetermined that the numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor is accurate in the case that the second reservoirsensitivity result is closer to the actual reservoir sensitivity resultcorresponding to the numerical value of the tested reservoir sensitivityfactor than the first reservoir sensitivity result. In this way, theprediction accuracy of the reservoir sensitivity prediction modelgenerated based on the database can be improved after the numericalvalue of the missing reservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained byinversion calculation, the numerical value of the new reservoirsensitivity influence factor and the new reservoir sensitivity resultare stored in the corresponding database as one piece of new reservoirsensitivity data.

Step S150, the numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor obtained by inversion calculation, the numerical valueof the new reservoir sensitivity influence factor and the new reservoirsensitivity result are stored in the corresponding database as one pieceof new reservoir sensitivity data in the case that the numerical valueof the missing reservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained byinversion calculation is accurate.

For example, the numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor obtained by inversion calculation, the numerical valueof the new reservoir sensitivity influence factor and the new reservoirsensitivity result are stored in the first database as one piece of newreservoir sensitivity data if the numerical value of the missingreservoir sensitivity influence factor is obtained by inversioncalculation according to the first database, are stored in the seconddatabase if the numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor is obtained by inversion calculation according to thesecond database, and are stored in the third database if the numericalvalue of the missing reservoir sensitivity influence factor is obtainedby inversion calculation according to the third database.

In the case that one reservoir sensitivity influence factor is missingby comparison between the new reservoir sensitivity factor item in newlycollected reservoir sensitivity data and the standard reservoirsensitivity factor item, the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor is obtained by inversion calculation, andthe accuracy of the numerical value is estimated. If the numerical valueis accurate, the numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor obtained by inversion calculation, the numerical valueof the new reservoir sensitivity influence factor and the new reservoirsensitivity result are stored in the corresponding database as one pieceof new reservoir sensitivity data. By means of inversion calculation,sample distribution of the whole database can be increased, and theaccuracy of intelligent reservoir sensitivity prediction can beimproved.

Further, the intelligent prediction data processing method for reservoirsensitivity provided by the embodiment of the present invention mayfurther include that one piece of specific reservoir sensitivity data inthe database is tested, and the piece of specific reservoir sensitivitydata is any one piece of reservoir sensitivity data in the database.That is, any one piece of reservoir sensitivity data in the database canbe tested.

Specifically, a third reservoir sensitivity result is obtained accordingto a third reservoir sensitivity prediction model generated by using adatabase that does not include the piece of specific reservoirsensitivity data as a sample, and the numerical value of the testedreservoir sensitivity factor; a fourth reservoir sensitivity result isobtained according to a fourth reservoir sensitivity prediction modelgenerated by using a database that includes the piece of specificreservoir sensitivity data as a sample, and the numerical value of thetested reservoir sensitivity factor; a third prediction accuracy of thethird reservoir sensitivity result compared to the actual reservoirsensitivity result corresponding to the numerical value of the testedreservoir sensitivity factor is calculated; a fourth prediction accuracyof the fourth reservoir sensitivity result compared to the actualreservoir sensitivity result corresponding to the numerical value of thetested reservoir sensitivity factor is calculated; in the case that anabsolute value of a difference value between the third predictionaccuracy and the fourth prediction accuracy is greater than a presetvalue, it is determined that the specific reservoir sensitivity data isabnormal, and the specific reservoir sensitivity data is deleted; and inthe case that the absolute value of the difference value between thethird prediction accuracy and the fourth prediction accuracy is notgreater than the preset value, it is determined that the specificreservoir sensitivity data is normal. The preset value can be anyappropriate value, which is not specifically limited by the embodimentsof the present invention.

The third reservoir sensitivity prediction model and the fourthreservoir sensitivity prediction model can be artificial neural networkmethods. The numerical value of the tested reservoir sensitivity factorand its reservoir sensitivity result are both known values. Theprediction accuracy can be, for example, a numerical value obtained bydividing the difference value between the predicted reservoirsensitivity result and the actual reservoir sensitivity result by theactual reservoir sensitivity result. If the absolute value of thedifference value between the third prediction accuracy and the fourthprediction accuracy is not greater than the preset value, it indicatesthat the prediction accuracy of the fourth reservoir sensitivityprediction model generated by taking the database that includes thepiece of specific reservoir sensitivity data as the sample is relativelyhigh, and it can be determined that the piece of specific reservoirsensitivity data is normal, otherwise, it is determined that the pieceof specific reservoir sensitivity data is abnormal and needs to bedeleted to avoid adverse influence of the abnormal data on a finalprediction result.

The intelligent prediction data processing method for reservoirsensitivity provided by the embodiment of the present invention has thefollowing advantages.

(1) By means of grading and classification for the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors, the applicability of the databases for intelligentreservoir sensitivity prediction is improved, and it is favorable forestablishing the databases for implementing intelligent prediction incase of insufficient acquisition of the original data.

(2) By means of classified collection of the original data of thereservoir sensitivity influence factors, the accuracy and the range ofapplication of the intelligent prediction method for different types ofreservoir sensitivities are improved in a targeted manner.

(3) By means of inversion calculation and supplementation for theoriginal data of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors, the sampledistribution of the whole database is increased, so that the accuracy ofvarious types of intelligent prediction methods is improved.

(4) By means of testing, screening and normalizing the data in thedatabases, the reasonability of the databases is improved, and theimportance of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors is definite,thereby improving the sensitivity prediction accuracy.

Specific establishing modes for the first database, the second databaseand the third database are described above. When the databases are usedto perform intelligent prediction for reservoir sensitivity, acorresponding database can be selected according to a reservoirsensitivity influence factor item to be predicted to perform prediction.For example, the first database can be used to predict the reservoirsensitivity if the reservoir sensitivity influence factor item to bepredicted only includes all the core parameters. In order to furtherimprove the intelligent prediction accuracy, the embodiments of thepresent invention further propose performing further division on thefirst database, the second database and the third database according toboundary values.

Specifically, the databases can be further divided according to rangesof the reservoir sensitivity results in the databases. The firstdatabase can be further divided into a first upper boundary databaseincluding reservoir sensitivity data with the reservoir sensitivityresult located at an upper boundary, a first intermediate databaseincluding reservoir sensitivity data with the reservoir sensitivityresult located at an intermediate value, and a first lower boundarydatabase including reservoir sensitivity data with the reservoirsensitivity result located at a lower boundary. The second database canbe further divided into a second upper boundary database includingreservoir sensitivity data with the reservoir sensitivity result locatedat an upper boundary, a second intermediate database including reservoirsensitivity data with the reservoir sensitivity result located at anintermediate value, and a second lower boundary database includingreservoir sensitivity data with the reservoir sensitivity result locatedat a lower boundary. The third database can be further divided into athird upper boundary database including reservoir sensitivity data withthe reservoir sensitivity result located at an upper boundary, a thirdintermediate database including reservoir sensitivity data with thereservoir sensitivity result located at an intermediate value, and athird lower boundary database including reservoir sensitivity data withthe reservoir sensitivity result located at a lower boundary.

In the embodiments of the present invention, the range of the upperboundary is not less than 0.95 and not greater than 1.00; the range ofthe lower boundary is not less than 0 and not greater than 0.10; and therange of the intermediate value is greater than 0.10 and less than 0.95.The ranges of the upper boundary, the intermediate value and the lowerboundary in the embodiments of the present invention are obtained bymultiple tests according to existing data, and can be adjusted as datain the databases is continuously accumulated.

When the intelligent prediction for reservoir sensitivity is performed,differentiated predictions are performed according to the proximitydegrees between the reservoir sensitivity influence factors and theboundary values. FIG. 2 illustrates an intelligent prediction method forreservoir sensitivity according to an embodiment of the presentinvention. As shown in FIG. 2, the embodiment of the present inventionprovides the intelligent reservoir sensitivity prediction method,including step S210 to step S260.

Step S210, a reservoir sensitivity influence factor item related to areservoir sensitivity result to be predicted and numerical values ofcorresponding reservoir sensitivity influence factors are acquired. Thereservoir sensitivity influence factor item related to the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted and the numerical values of thecorresponding reservoir sensitivity influence factors can be input by auser.

Step S220, a corresponding type of database is determined according tothe reservoir sensitivity influence factor item.

Whether to use the first database, the second database or the thirddatabase can be determined according to the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor item. For example, the first database can be used ifthe reservoir sensitivity influence factor item only includes all thecore parameters; the second database can be used if the reservoirsensitivity influence factor item includes all the core parameters andat least a part of important parameters; and the third database can beused if the reservoir sensitivity influence factor item includes all thecore parameters, all the important parameters and at least a part ofauxiliary parameters.

Step S230, whether numerical values of reservoir sensitivity influencefactors corresponding to the core parameters in the numerical values ofthe reservoir sensitivity influence factors include a first upperboundary value or a first lower boundary value is determined.

Optionally, before the determination is performed, the numerical valuesof the reservoir sensitivity influence factors can be first normalized,and whether the numerical values of the reservoir sensitivity influencefactors corresponding to the core parameters in the normalized numericalvalues of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors include the firstupper boundary value or the first lower boundary value is thendetermined. As mentioned above, for qualitative data, multi-expertassignment and weighted averaging are adopted to perform normalization;and for quantitative data, a numerical value corresponding to the factoris divided by a maximum value of the factor in the corresponding type ofdatabase to enable the valuing range to be between 0 and 1.

Optionally, all the core parameters can be considered, and whether thenumerical values of the reservoir sensitivity influence factorscorresponding to all the core parameters include the first upperboundary value or the first lower boundary value is determined. Or, apreset number of core parameters ranked top after all the coreparameters are sorted by importance can be considered according todifferent actual situations, and whether numerical values of reservoirsensitivity influence factors corresponding to the preset number of coreparameters include the first upper boundary value or the first lowerboundary value is determined.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the range of the first upperboundary value is not less than 0.90 and not greater than 1.00; and therange of the first lower boundary value is not less than 0 and notgreater than 0.05. The ranges of the first upper boundary value and thefirst lower boundary value in the embodiment of the present inventionare obtained by multiple tests according to existing data, and can beadjusted as data in the databases is continuously accumulated.

Step S240, if the first upper boundary value is included, an upperboundary database divided from the corresponding type of database isused as a sample to calculate the reservoir sensitivity result to bepredicted according to the expert system method.

Step S250, if the first lower boundary value is included, a lowerboundary database divided from the corresponding type of database isused as a sample to calculate the reservoir sensitivity result to bepredicted according to the expert system method.

Step S260, if the first upper boundary value and the first lowerboundary value are not included, an intermediate database divided fromthe corresponding type of database is used as a sample to calculate thereservoir sensitivity result to be predicted according to the artificialneural network method.

The expert system method in the embodiment of the present inventionincludes, but is not limited to, a fuzzy expert system method providedin the literature “Research on a New Method for Forcasting ReservoirSensitivity” published in 2011 by Jiang Guancheng, Zhang Weixing, WuXiongjun, et al. For example, different first intelligent predictionmodels for reservoir sensitivity can be established in advancerespectively according to the first upper boundary database, the secondupper boundary database and the third upper boundary database incombination with the expert system method. During execution of theintelligent prediction for reservoir sensitivity, the numerical value ofthe reservoir sensitivity influence factor related to the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted is used as an input of theintelligent prediction model for reservoir sensitivity corresponding tothe first upper boundary database to calculate and obtain the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted if it is determined that theintelligent prediction model for reservoir sensitivity corresponding tothe first upper boundary database is used. For example, different secondintelligent reservoir sensitivity prediction models can be establishedin advance respectively according to the first lower boundary database,the second lower boundary database and the third lower boundary databasein combination with the expert system method. During execution of theintelligent reservoir sensitivity prediction, the numerical value of thereservoir sensitivity influence factor related to the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted is used as an input of theintelligent prediction model for reservoir sensitivity corresponding tothe first lower boundary database to calculate and obtain the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted if it is determined that theintelligent prediction model for reservoir sensitivity corresponding tothe first lower boundary database is used.

The artificial neural network method in the embodiment of the presentinvention includes, but is not limited to, methods provided in the paper“Optimization of Radial Basis Function Neutral Network and Applicationin Quantitative Reservoir Sensitivity Prediction” published in 2012 byWu Xiongjun, Jiang Guancheng, Zhao Lin, et al. For example, differentthird intelligent reservoir sensitivity prediction models can beestablished in advance respectively according to the first intermediatedatabase, the second intermediate database and the third intermediatedatabase in combination with the artificial neural network method.During execution of the intelligent prediction for reservoirsensitivity, the numerical value of the reservoir sensitivity influencefactor related to the reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted isused as an input of the intelligent reservoir sensitivity predictionmodel corresponding to the first intermediate database to calculate andobtain the reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted if it isdetermined that the intelligent prediction model for reservoirsensitivity corresponding to the first intermediate database is used.

Under the condition of sufficient original data, for prediction ofreservoir sensitivities with the numerical values of the influencefactors within intermediate values, the highest accuracy can be achievedusing the artificial neural network. However, for prediction ofreservoir sensitivities with the numerical values of the influencefactors within boundary values, since it is difficult to effectivelyguarantee the number of samples for self learning and iteration of theartificial neural network and the test accuracy of learning samples, andthe prediction accuracy is low. The expert system method is mainly basedon the regularity recognition of field experts. For prediction ofreservoir sensitivities taking with the numerical values of theirinfluence factors within the intermediate values, the predictionaccuracy of the expert system method is lower than that of theartificial neural network. However, for prediction of reservoirsensitivities with the numerical values of the influence factors withinthe boundary values, the quantitative prediction accuracy is higher dueto more sufficient regularity recognition. Therefore, the two methodscan be organically combined to further improve the accuracy ofintelligent prediction for reservoir.

Optionally, the predicted reservoir sensitivity result and the numericalvalue of the reservoir sensitivity influence factor related to thepredicted reservoir sensitivity result can be added into thecorresponding database as a new sample to further enrich the database.Furthermore, as mentioned above, the new sample in the database can alsobe tested, and prediction results, obtained by the databases includingand not including the reservoir sensitivity data of the new sample, forthe numerical value of the tested reservoir sensitivity influence factorare compared. It can be determined that the predicted reservoirsensitivity result and the numerical value of the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor related to the predicted reservoir sensitivity resultcan be added into the database as a new sample if a variation of theprediction accuracy in the two cases is not greater than the presetvalue.

In the embodiment of the present invention, for situations wherenumerical values of reservoir sensitivity influence factors,corresponding to core parameters, in numerical values of reservoirsensitivity influence factors related to the reservoir sensitivityresult to be predicted have the boundary values and do not have theboundary values, different methods are used to calculate the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted, that is, different predictionmethods are used for performing differentiated treatment according to aproximity degree between the numerical values of the influence factorsof a sample to be predicted and the boundary values, thereby effectivelyimproving the accuracy and the range of application of the intelligentreservoir sensitivity prediction method, providing an accurate basis forformulation of reservoir protection measures and enhancing the reservoirprotection effect.

One specific example is used to describe the effect of the intelligentprediction method for reservoir sensitivity in the embodiment of thepresent invention below. In this example, testing the water sensitivityis taken as an example. Sensitivity influence factor items and numericalvalues corresponding to experimental test values are as shown in Table2. During execution of specific calculation, the values of thesensitivity influence factors in Table 2 can be firstly normalized.

TABLE 2 Sensitivity influence factor item Relative Total content ofcontent of Relative illite- Formation clay content of smectite waterFormation Serial Experimental minerals smectite formation salinityPermeability Porosity cementation number test value % % % mg/L 10⁻³ μm²% type 1 0.024 0.2 0 2 3200 0.05 2.1 Weak cementation type 2 0.289 9.9 85 5580 2.38 8.6 Thin film-pore type 3 0.675 16.3 24 13 23716 197.36 25.3Pore type 4 0.995 18.5 42 9 36993 237.95 17.2 Compression type

The used database is the first database including all the coreparameters, and the artificial neural network method and the expertsystem method are respectively used to perform sensitivity prediction incombination with the first upper boundary database, the first lowerboundary database, the first intermediate database and the overall firstdatabase. Prediction results are as shown in Table 3 below. The “Lowerboundary” in the “Note” column of Table 3 indicates that the first lowerboundary database is used (because the normalized influence factorsinclude a lower boundary value), and “Upper boundary” indicates that thefirst upper boundary database is used (because the normalized influencefactors include an upper boundary value).

TABLE 3 Artificial neural network method Boundary database Intermediatedatabase Overall database Serial Experimental Predicted AccuracyPredicted Accuracy Predicted Accuracy number Note test value value %value % value % 1 Lower 0.024 0.022 91.67 0.028 83.33 0.029 79.17boundary 2 Intermediate 0.289 0.266 92.04 0.293 98.62 0.271 93.77 value3 Intermediate 0.675 0.617 91.41 0.688 98.07 0.631 93.48 value 4 Upper0.995 0.963 96.78 0.825 82.91 0.817 82.11 boundary Expert system methodBoundary database Intermediate database Overall database SerialExperimental Predicted Accuracy Predicted Accuracy Predicted Accuracynumber Note test value value % value % value % 1 Lower 0.024 0.024100.00  0.025 95.83 0.026 91.67 boundary 2 Intermediate 0.289 0.25688.58 0.261 90.31 0.315 91.00 value 3 Intermediate 0.675 0.607 89.930.598 88.59 0.693 97.33 value 4 Upper 0.995 0.996 99.90 0.981 98.590.968 97.29 boundary

It can be seen from the predictions of the test samples with knownsensitivity results that for the test samples having actual sensitivityresults within the boundary values, the expert system method is adoptedto be combined with the boundary databases for prediction, so that theaccuracy is the highest; and for the test samples having actualsensitivity results within the intermediate values, the artificialneural network method is adopted to be combined with the intermediatedatabases for prediction, so that the accuracy is the highest. It can beseen from the overall prediction results that for the test sampleshaving actual sensitivity results within the boundary values, theaccuracy is higher when in prediction by adopting the expert systemmethod; and for the test samples having actual sensitivity resultswithin the intermediate values, the accuracy is higher when inprediction by adopting the artificial neural network method. Inaddition, during prediction by either the artificial neural networkmethod or the expert system method, the closer the database used is to asample to be tested, the higher the accuracy is higher.

FIG. 3 illustrates a structural block diagram of an intelligentprediction data processing apparatus for reservoir sensitivity accordingto an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 3, theembodiment of the present invention further provides an intelligentprediction data processing apparatus for reservoir sensitivity. Theapparatus can include a collection module 310 used for collectingreservoir sensitivity data which includes a new reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor item, numerical values of new reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors and a new reservoir sensitivity result; a comparisonmodule 320 used for comparing the new reservoir sensitivity factor itemwith a standard reservoir sensitivity factor item to obtain a comparisonresult; an inversion calculation module 330 used for performinginversion calculation to obtain a numerical value of a missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor in the case that the comparison resultindicates that one reservoir sensitivity influence factor is missing inthe new reservoir sensitivity factor item; a determination module 340used for determining whether the numerical value of the missingreservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained by inversion calculationis accurate; and a storage module 350 used for storing the numericalvalue of the missing reservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained byinversion calculation, the numerical values of the new reservoirsensitivity influence factors and the new reservoir sensitivity resultin a corresponding database as one piece of new reservoir sensitivitydata in the case that the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor obtained by inversion calculation isaccurate.

In some optional embodiments, the determination module is used fordetermining whether the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor obtained by inversion calculation isaccurate according to the following steps: a first reservoir sensitivityresult is obtained according to a first reservoir sensitivity predictionmodel generated by using a database that does not include the piece ofnew reservoir sensitivity data as a sample, and a numerical value of atested reservoir sensitivity factor; a second reservoir sensitivityresult is obtained according to a second reservoir sensitivityprediction model generated by using a database that includes the pieceof new reservoir sensitivity data as a sample, and the numerical valueof the tested reservoir sensitivity factor; a first prediction accuracyof the first reservoir sensitivity result compared to an actualreservoir sensitivity result corresponding to the numerical value of thetested reservoir sensitivity factor is calculated; a second predictionaccuracy of the second reservoir sensitivity result compared to theactual reservoir sensitivity result corresponding to the numerical valueof the tested reservoir sensitivity factor is calculated; and it isdetermined that the numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor is accurate in the case that an absolute value of adifference value between the second prediction accuracy and the firstprediction accuracy is not greater than a preset value.

In some optional embodiments, the apparatus further includes a testmodule used for testing one piece of specific reservoir sensitivity datain the database, including that: a third reservoir sensitivity result isobtained according to a third reservoir sensitivity prediction modelgenerated by using a database that does not include the piece ofspecific reservoir sensitivity data as a sample, and a numerical valueof a tested reservoir sensitivity factor; a fourth reservoir sensitivityresult is obtained according to a fourth reservoir sensitivityprediction model generated by using a database that includes the pieceof specific reservoir sensitivity data as a sample, and the numericalvalue of the tested reservoir sensitivity factor; a third predictionaccuracy of the third reservoir sensitivity result compared to theactual reservoir sensitivity result corresponding to the numerical valueof the tested reservoir sensitivity factor is calculated; a fourthprediction accuracy of the fourth reservoir sensitivity result comparedto the actual reservoir sensitivity result corresponding to thenumerical value of the tested reservoir sensitivity factor iscalculated; in the case that an absolute value of a difference valuebetween the third prediction accuracy and the fourth prediction accuracyis greater than a preset value, it is determined that the piece ofspecific reservoir sensitivity data is abnormal, and the piece ofspecific reservoir sensitivity data is deleted; and in the case that theabsolute value of the difference value between the third predictionaccuracy and the fourth prediction accuracy is not greater than thepreset value, it is determined that the piece of specific reservoirsensitivity data is normal. The piece of specific reservoir sensitivitydata is any one piece of reservoir sensitivity data in the database.

The specific working principle and benefits of the intelligentprediction data processing apparatus for reservoir sensitivity providedby the embodiment of the present invention are the same as those of theintelligent prediction data processing method for reservoir sensitivityprovided by the above embodiment of the present invention, which willnot be described in detail here.

The intelligent prediction data processing apparatus for reservoirsensitivity can include a processor and a memory. The above-mentionedmodules and the like are used as program units to be stored in thememory. The processor executes the program units stored in the memory torealize corresponding functions.

The processor includes a kernel which calls the corresponding programunits from the memory. One or more kernels can be set. The intelligentreservoir data processing method for sensitivity prediction provided bythe embodiment of the present invention can be implemented by adjustingkernel parameters.

The memory may include a volatile memory, a random access memory (RAM)and/or a non-volatile memory in a computer-readable medium, and otherforms, such as a read-only memory (ROM) or a flash RAM. The memoryincludes at least one storage chip.

FIG. 4 illustrates a structural block diagram of an intelligentprediction apparatus for reservoir sensitivity according to anembodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 4, the embodimentof the present invention further provides an intelligent predictionapparatus for reservoir sensitivity. The apparatus can include anacquisition module 410 used for acquiring a reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor item related to a reservoir sensitivity result to bepredicted and numerical values of corresponding reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors; a determination module 420 used for determining acorresponding type of database according to the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor item; a judgment module 430 used for determiningwhether numerical values of reservoir sensitivity influence factorscorresponding to the core parameters in the numerical values of thereservoir sensitivity influence factors include a first upper boundaryvalue or a first lower boundary value; and a prediction module 440 usedfor taking an upper boundary database divided from the correspondingtype of database as a sample to calculate the reservoir sensitivityresult to be predicted according to the expert system method if thefirst upper boundary value is included; taking a lower boundary databasedivided from the corresponding type of database as a sample to calculatethe reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted according to the expertsystem method if the first lower boundary value is included; and takingan intermediate database divided from the corresponding type of databaseas a sample to calculate the reservoir sensitivity result to bepredicted according to the artificial neural network method if the firstupper boundary value and the first lower boundary value are notincluded.

In some optional embodiments, the judgment module can first normalizethe numerical values of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors, andthen determine whether the numerical values of the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors corresponding to the core parameters in the normalizednumerical values of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors includethe first upper boundary value or the first lower boundary value.

The specific working principle and benefits of the intelligentprediction apparatus for reservoir sensitivity provided by theembodiment of the present invention are the same as those of theintelligent prediction method for reservoir sensitivity in the aboveembodiments of the present invention, which will not be described indetail here.

The intelligent prediction apparatus for reservoir sensitivity caninclude a processor and a memory. The above-mentioned modules and thelike are used as program units to be stored in the memory.

The processor executes the above program units stored in the memory torealize corresponding functions.

The processor includes a kernel which calls the corresponding programunits from the memory. One or more kernels can be set. The intelligentprediction method for reservoir sensitivity in the embodiment of thepresent invention can be implemented by adjusting kernel parameters.

The memory may include a volatile memory, a random access memory (RAM)and/or a non-volatile memory in a computer-readable medium, and otherforms, such as ROM or a flash RAM. The memory includes at least onestorage chip.

An embodiment of the present invention also provides a machine-readablestorage medium which stores instructions. The instructions enable amachine to execute the intelligent prediction data processing method forreservoir sensitivity according to any embodiment of the presentinvention and/or the intelligent prediction method for reservoirsensitivity according to any embodiment of the present invention.

An embodiment of the present invention provides a processor used foroperating programs. The programs, when running, execute the intelligentreservoir data processing method for reservoir sensitivity according toany embodiment of the present invention and/or the intelligentprediction method for reservoir sensitivity according to any embodimentof the present invention.

An embodiment of the present invention provides a device which includesa processor, a memory, and programs that are stored on the memory andrun on the processor. The processor executes the programs to realize theintelligent prediction data processing method for reservoir sensitivityaccording to any embodiment of the present invention and/or theintelligent prediction method for reservoir sensitivity according to anyembodiment of the present invention.

Those skilled in the art should understand that the embodiments of thepresent application may be provided as methods, systems or computerprogram products. Therefore, the present application may adopt the formof a complete hardware embodiment, a complete software embodiment, or asoftware and hardware combined embodiment. In addition, the presentapplication may adopt the form of a computer program product implementedon one or more computer-usable storage media (including, but not limitedto, a magnetic disk memory, a compact disc read-only memory (CD-ROM), anoptical memory and the like) including computer-usable program codes.

The present application is described by referring to flow diagramsand/or block diagrams of methods, devices (systems) and computer programproducts according to the embodiments of the present application. Itshould be understood that computer program instructions may implementeach flow and/or each block in the flow diagrams and/or the blockdiagrams and combination of the flows and/or the blocks in the flowdiagrams and/or the block diagrams. These computer program instructionsmay be provided for a general computer, a dedicated computer, anembedded processor or processors of other programmable data processingdevices to generate a machine, thereby making the instructions that areexecuted by the computer or the processors of other programmable dataprocessing devices generate an apparatus for realizing specifiedfunctions in one or multiple flows of the flow diagrams and/or one ormultiple blocks of the block diagrams.

These computer program instructions also may be stored in acomputer-readable memory capable of guiding the computer or otherprogrammable data processing devices to work in a specific manner,thereby making the instructions that are stored in the computer-readablememory generate manufactured products that include instructionapparatuses. The instruction apparatuses realize the specified functionsin one or multiple flows of the flow diagrams and/or one or multipleblocks of the block diagrams.

These computer program instructions also may be loaded onto a computeror other programmable data processing devices to execute a series ofoperation steps on the computer or other programmable data processingdevices to generate processing implemented by the computer, so that theinstructions executed on the computer or other programmable dataprocessing devices provide steps for realizing the specified functionsin one or multiple flows of the flow diagrams and/or one or multipleblocks of the block diagrams.

In one typical configuration, a computing device includes one or moreprocessors (or CPUs), an input/output interface, a network interface andan internal memory.

The memory may include a volatile memory, an RAM and/or a non-volatilememory in a computer-readable medium, and other forms, such as an ROM ora flash RAM. The memory is an example of the compute-readable medium.

Computer-readable media include non-volatile and volatile, removable andnon-removable media which may realize information storage by any methodor technology. The information can be computer-readable instructions,data structures, program modules, or other data. Examples of computerstorage media include, but are not limited to, a phase change randomaccess memory (PRAM), a static random access memory (SRAM), a dynamicrandom access memory (DRAM), other types of RAMs, an ROM, anelectrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM), a flashmemory or other memory technologies, a compact disk read only memory(CD-ROM), a digital versatile disc (DVD) or other optical storages, amagnetic cassette, a magnetic tape magnetic disk storage or othermagnetic storage devices or any other non-transmission media, and can beused to store information that can be accessed by computing devices.According to the definition herein, the computer-readable media do notinclude transitory media, such as modulated data signals and carrierwaves.

It also should be noted that terms “include”, “comprise” or any othervariants thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusions, so thata process, method, commodity or device that includes a series ofelements not only includes those elements, but also includes otherelements which are not definitely listed, or further includes inherentelements of this process, method, commodity or device. Elements definedby a statement “includes a/an . . . ” do not exclude that the process,method, commodity or device that includes the elements still includesother identical elements without more restrictions.

The above contents are only the embodiments of the present application,but are not intended to limit the present invention. Those skilled inthe art can make various changes and modifications to the presentapplication. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvementsand the like that are made within the spirit and the principle of thepresent application shall all fall within the scope of claims of thepresent application.

1. An intelligent prediction method for reservoir sensitivity,comprising: acquiring a reservoir sensitivity influence factor itemrelated to a reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted and numericalvalues of corresponding reservoir sensitivity influence factors;determining a corresponding type of database according to the reservoirsensitivity influence factor item; determining whether numerical valuesof reservoir sensitivity influence factors corresponding to coreparameters in the numerical values of the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors include a first upper boundary value or a first lowerboundary value; calculating the reservoir sensitivity result to bepredicted using an upper boundary database divided from thecorresponding type of database as a sample according to an expert systemmethod in the case that the first upper boundary value is included;calculating the reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted using alower boundary database divided from the corresponding type of databaseas a sample according to the expert system method in the case that thefirst lower boundary value is included; and calculating the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted using an intermediate databasedivided from the corresponding type of database as a sample according toan artificial neural network method in the case that the first upperboundary value and the first lower boundary value are not included. 2.The method according to claim 1, wherein: the corresponding type ofdatabase comprises: a first database including all core parameters; asecond database including all the core parameters and at least a part ofimportant parameters; and a third database including all the coreparameters, all important parameters, and at least a part of auxiliaryparameters; the first database is divided into a first upper boundarydatabase including reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoirsensitivity result located within an upper boundary, a firstintermediate database including reservoir sensitivity data with areservoir sensitivity result located within an intermediate value, and afirst lower boundary database including reservoir sensitivity data witha reservoir sensitivity result located within a lower boundary; thesecond database is divided into a second upper boundary databaseincluding reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity resultlocated within the upper boundary, a second intermediate databaseincluding reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity resultlocated within the intermediate value, and a second lower boundarydatabase including reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoirsensitivity result located within the lower boundary; and the thirddatabase is divided into a third upper boundary database includingreservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity result locatedwithin the upper boundary, a third intermediate database includingreservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity result locatedwithin the intermediate value, and a third lower boundary databaseincluding reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity resultlocated within the lower boundary.
 3. The method according to claim 2,wherein the first database, the second database or the third database isused as follows: in the case that new reservoir sensitivity data iscollected, and a reservoir sensitivity result in the new reservoirsensitivity data is known and one reservoir sensitivity influence factoris missing relative to one of the first database, the second database orthe third database, the one of the first database, the second databaseor the third database is used to perform inversion calculation to obtaina numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivity influence factor,wherein the numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor obtained by inversion calculation and the new reservoirsensitivity data are stored in the one of the first database, the seconddatabase or the third database as one piece of new reservoir sensitivitydata.
 4. The method according to claim 2, wherein a range of the upperboundary is not less than 0.95 and not greater than 1.00; a range of thelower boundary is not less than 0 and not greater than 0.10; and a rangeof the intermediate value is greater than 0.10 and less than 0.95. 5.The method according to claim 1, wherein the determining whether thenumerical values of the reservoir sensitivity influence factorscorresponding to the core parameters in the numerical values of thereservoir sensitivity influence factors comprise the first upperboundary value or the first lower boundary value comprises: normalizingthe numerical values of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors; anddetermining whether the numerical values of the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors corresponding to the core parameters in the numericalvalues of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors comprise the firstupper boundary value or the first lower boundary value.
 6. The methodaccording to claim 1, wherein a range of the first upper boundary valueis not less than 0.90 and not greater than 1.00; and a range of thefirst lower boundary value is not less than 0 and not greater than 0.05.7. The method according to claim 1, wherein the database is establishedin advance according to the following steps: collecting reservoirsensitivity data, wherein the reservoir sensitivity data comprises a newreservoir sensitivity influence factor item, new numerical values ofreservoir sensitivity influence factors and a new reservoir sensitivityresult; comparing the new reservoir sensitivity factor item with astandard reservoir sensitivity factor item to obtain a comparisonresult; performing inversion calculation to obtain a numerical value ofthe missing reservoir sensitivity influence factor, in the case that thecomparison result indicates that one reservoir sensitivity influencefactor is missing in the new reservoir sensitivity factor item;determining whether the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor obtained by inversion calculation isaccurate; storing the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor obtained by inversion calculation, the newnumerical values of reservoir sensitivity influence factors and the newreservoir sensitivity result in the corresponding database as one pieceof new reservoir sensitivity data, in the case that the numerical valueof the missing reservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained byinversion calculation is accurate.
 8. The method according to claim 7,wherein the determining whether the numerical value of the missingreservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained by inversion calculationis accurate comprises: obtaining a first reservoir sensitivity resultaccording to a first reservoir sensitivity prediction model generated byusing a database that does not comprise the piece of new reservoirsensitivity data as a sample, and numerical values of tested reservoirsensitivity factors; obtaining a second reservoir sensitivity resultaccording to a second reservoir sensitivity prediction model generatedby using a database that comprises the piece of new reservoirsensitivity data as a sample, and the numerical values of the testedreservoir sensitivity factors; calculating a first prediction accuracyof the first reservoir sensitivity result compared to an actualreservoir sensitivity result corresponding to the numerical values ofthe tested reservoir sensitivity factors; calculating a secondprediction accuracy of the second reservoir sensitivity result comparedto the actual reservoir sensitivity result corresponding to thenumerical values of the tested reservoir sensitivity factors; anddetermining that the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor is accurate in the case that an absolutevalue of a difference value between the second prediction accuracy andthe first prediction accuracy is not greater than a preset value.
 9. Themethod according to claim 7, wherein the steps used to establish thedatabase further comprises testing one piece of specific reservoirsensitivity data in the database, which comprises: obtaining a thirdreservoir sensitivity result according to a third reservoir sensitivityprediction model generated by using a database that does not comprisethe piece of specific reservoir sensitivity data as a sample, andnumerical values of tested reservoir sensitivity factors; obtaining afourth reservoir sensitivity result according to a fourth reservoirsensitivity prediction model generated by using a database thatcomprises the piece of specific reservoir sensitivity data as a sample,and the numerical values of the tested reservoir sensitivity factors;calculating a third prediction accuracy of the third reservoirsensitivity result compared to the actual reservoir sensitivity resultcorresponding to the numerical values of the tested reservoirsensitivity factors; calculating a fourth prediction accuracy of thefourth reservoir sensitivity result compared to the actual reservoirsensitivity result corresponding to the numerical values of the testedreservoir sensitivity factors; and in the case that an absolute value ofa difference value between the third prediction accuracy and the fourthprediction accuracy is greater than a preset value, determining that thepiece of specific reservoir sensitivity data is abnormal, and deletingthe piece of specific reservoir sensitivity data; and in the case thatthe absolute value of the difference value between the third predictionaccuracy and the fourth prediction accuracy is not greater than thepreset value, determining that the piece of specific reservoirsensitivity data is normal, wherein the piece of specific reservoirsensitivity data is any one piece of reservoir sensitivity data in thedatabase.
 10. The method according to claim 7, wherein after the step ofcollecting the reservoir sensitivity data, and before the step ofcomparing the new reservoir sensitivity factor item with the standardreservoir sensitivity factor item to obtain the comparison result, thesteps used to establish the database further comprise: normalizing thenumerical value of the new reservoir sensitivity influence factor. 11.An intelligent prediction apparatus for reservoir sensitivity,comprising a memory and a processor, wherein the memory storesinstructions that are used to enable the processor to execute thefollowing steps: acquiring a reservoir sensitivity influence factor itemrelated to a reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted and numericalvalues of corresponding reservoir sensitivity influence factors;determining a corresponding type of database according to the reservoirsensitivity influence factor item; determining whether numerical valuesof reservoir sensitivity influence factors corresponding to coreparameters in the numerical values of the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors include a first upper boundary value or a first lowerboundary value; calculating the reservoir sensitivity result to bepredicted using an upper boundary database divided from thecorresponding type of database as a sample according to an expert systemmethod in the case that the first upper boundary value is included;calculating the reservoir sensitivity result to be predicted using alower boundary database divided from the corresponding type of databaseas a sample according to the expert system method in the case that thefirst lower boundary value is included; and calculating the reservoirsensitivity result to be predicted using an intermediate databasedivided from the corresponding type of database as a sample according toan artificial neural network method in the case that the first upperboundary value and the first lower boundary value are not included. 12.The apparatus according to claim 11, wherein: the corresponding type ofdatabase comprises: a first database including all core parameters; asecond database including all the core parameters and at least a part ofimportant parameters; and a third database including all the coreparameters, all important parameters, and at least a part of auxiliaryparameters; the first database is divided into a first upper boundarydatabase including reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoirsensitivity result located within an upper boundary, a firstintermediate database including reservoir sensitivity data with areservoir sensitivity result located within an intermediate value, and afirst lower boundary database including reservoir sensitivity data witha reservoir sensitivity result located within a lower boundary; thesecond database is divided into a second upper boundary databaseincluding reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity resultlocated within the upper boundary, a second intermediate databaseincluding reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity resultlocated within the intermediate value, and a second lower boundarydatabase including reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoirsensitivity result located within the lower boundary; and the thirddatabase is divided into a third upper boundary database includingreservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity result locatedwithin the upper boundary, a third intermediate database includingreservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity result locatedwithin the intermediate value, and a third lower boundary databaseincluding reservoir sensitivity data with a reservoir sensitivity resultlocated within the lower boundary.
 13. The apparatus according to claim11, wherein the first database, the second database or the thirddatabase is used as follows: in the case that new reservoir sensitivitydata is collected, and a reservoir sensitivity result in the newreservoir sensitivity data is known and one reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor is missing relative to one of the first database, thesecond database or the third database, the one of the first database,the second database or the third database is used to perform inversioncalculation to obtain a numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor, wherein the numerical value of the missingreservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained by inversion calculationand the new reservoir sensitivity data are stored in the one of thefirst database, the second database or the third database as one pieceof new reservoir sensitivity data.
 14. The apparatus according to claim12, wherein a range of the upper boundary is not less than 0.95 and notgreater than 1.00; a range of the lower boundary is not less than 0 andnot greater than 0.10; and a range of the intermediate value is greaterthan 0.10 and less than 0.95.
 15. The method according to claim 11,wherein the determining whether the numerical values of the reservoirsensitivity influence factors corresponding to the core parameters inthe numerical values of the reservoir sensitivity influence factorscomprise the first upper boundary value or the first lower boundaryvalue comprises: normalizing the numerical values of the reservoirsensitivity influence factors; and determining whether the numericalvalues of the reservoir sensitivity influence factors corresponding tothe core parameters in the numerical values of the reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors comprise the first upper boundary value or the firstlower boundary value.
 16. The apparatus according to claim 11, wherein arange of the first upper boundary value is not less than 0.90 and notgreater than 1.00; and a range of the first lower boundary value is notless than 0 and not greater than 0.05.
 17. The apparatus according toclaim 11, wherein the database is established in advance according tothe following steps: collecting reservoir sensitivity data, wherein thereservoir sensitivity data comprises a new reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor item, new numerical values of reservoir sensitivityinfluence factors and a new reservoir sensitivity result; comparing thenew reservoir sensitivity factor item with a standard reservoirsensitivity factor item to obtain a comparison result; performinginversion calculation to obtain a numerical value of the missingreservoir sensitivity influence factor, in the case that the comparisonresult indicates that one reservoir sensitivity influence factor ismissing in the new reservoir sensitivity factor item; determiningwhether the numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivityinfluence factor obtained by inversion calculation is accurate; storingthe numerical value of the missing reservoir sensitivity influencefactor obtained by inversion calculation, the new numerical values ofreservoir sensitivity influence factors and the new reservoirsensitivity result in the corresponding database as one piece of newreservoir sensitivity data, in the case that the numerical value of themissing reservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained by inversioncalculation is accurate.
 18. The apparatus according to claim 17,wherein the determining whether the numerical value of the missingreservoir sensitivity influence factor obtained by inversion calculationis accurate comprises: obtaining a first reservoir sensitivity resultaccording to a first reservoir sensitivity prediction model generated byusing a database that does not comprise the piece of new reservoirsensitivity data as a sample, and numerical values of tested reservoirsensitivity factors; obtaining a second reservoir sensitivity resultaccording to a second reservoir sensitivity prediction model generatedby using a database that comprises the piece of new reservoirsensitivity data as a sample, and the numerical values of the testedreservoir sensitivity factors; calculating a first prediction accuracyof the first reservoir sensitivity result compared to an actualreservoir sensitivity result corresponding to the numerical values ofthe tested reservoir sensitivity factors; calculating a secondprediction accuracy of the second reservoir sensitivity result comparedto the actual reservoir sensitivity result corresponding to thenumerical values of the tested reservoir sensitivity factors; anddetermining that the numerical value of the missing reservoirsensitivity influence factor is accurate in the case that an absolutevalue of a difference value between the second prediction accuracy andthe first prediction accuracy is not greater than a preset value. 19.The apparatus according to claim 17, wherein the steps used to establishthe database further comprises testing one piece of specific reservoirsensitivity data in the database, which comprises: obtaining a thirdreservoir sensitivity result according to a third reservoir sensitivityprediction model generated by using a database that does not comprisethe piece of specific reservoir sensitivity data as a sample, andnumerical values of tested reservoir sensitivity factors; obtaining afourth reservoir sensitivity result according to a fourth reservoirsensitivity prediction model generated by using a database thatcomprises the piece of specific reservoir sensitivity data as a sample,and the numerical values of the tested reservoir sensitivity factors;calculating a third prediction accuracy of the third reservoirsensitivity result compared to the actual reservoir sensitivity resultcorresponding to the numerical values of the tested reservoirsensitivity factors; calculating a fourth prediction accuracy of thefourth reservoir sensitivity result compared to the actual reservoirsensitivity result corresponding to the numerical values of the testedreservoir sensitivity factors; and in the case that an absolute value ofa difference value between the third prediction accuracy and the fourthprediction accuracy is greater than a preset value, determining that thepiece of specific reservoir sensitivity data is abnormal, and deletingthe piece of specific reservoir sensitivity data; and in the case thatthe absolute value of the difference value between the third predictionaccuracy and the fourth prediction accuracy is not greater than thepreset value, determining that the piece of specific reservoirsensitivity data is normal, wherein the piece of specific reservoirsensitivity data is any one piece of reservoir sensitivity data in thedatabase.
 20. The apparatus according to claim 17, wherein after thestep of collecting the reservoir sensitivity data, and before the stepof comparing the new reservoir sensitivity factor item with the standardreservoir sensitivity factor item to obtain the comparison result, thesteps used to establish the database further comprises: normalizing thenumerical value of the new reservoir sensitivity influence factor.